It’s an impressive package with a price tag to match - the Matrice 30 costs $10,000 while the Matrice 30T with the thermal camera comes in at $14,000.įor that, you’ll get the drone, the newly designed DJI RC Plus controller with a 7-inch display, two drone batteries, one battery station, and a drone storage case. While docked, the Matrice 30 will charge in just 25 minutes for around 40 minutes of flight, though if you’re with the drone you can swap out the battery in a flash. The dock (below) is pretty cool, too, designed as a box with a top that automatically opens to release the drone for flight. The new copter also utilizes FlightHub 2, DJI’s fleet management cloud-based software, as well as the aforementioned DJI Dock for automatic and repeatable drone flights for, say, inspection and monitoring tasks.
DJIĪ slew of obstacle-avoidance sensors offers the kind of protection you’d expect from a professional machine, while a new generation of quad-antenna transmission offers improved signal stability in busy environments.ĭJI says the Matrice 30, which can fly at a zippy 60 mph, can handle “torrential rain, gale-force winds, and freezing cold” conditions, so you should be able to fire it up and send it off in all kinds of weather without worrying if you’ll ever see it again.
DJI’s Matrice 30 drone unveiled on March 21, 2022. Video can be shot in 4K at 30 frames per second, while a low-light first-person-view camera enables flights in dim lighting conditions, with a smart low-light photo feature offering clear pictures “even at night.”Ī variant - the Matrice 30T - comes with all of the above plus a thermal camera. The robust-looking drone features four foldable arms and comes with multiple high-performance cameras and other technology in a single payload, including a 48-megapixel camera with a 16X optical zoom and 200X maximum zoom, a wide 12-megapixel camera, and a laser rangefinder for grabbing precise coordinates of objects up to 1,200 meters away. Fitbit Versa 3ĭJI Enterprise - Introducing the DJI M30 Series
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